PostHole
Compose Login
You are browsing eu.zone1 in read-only mode. Log in to participate.
rss-bridge 2019-02-26T23:09:35+00:00

Episode 329 - Live from Sydney with Callum Ormonde and Jen Carnovale

Matt and Andy descend upon Sydney for the third leg of the Australian tour, welcoming Ig Nobel Prize-winning researcher Callum Ormonde and comedian Jen Carnovale (@Jen_Carnovale) to talk about living down your sister's reputation, what to put in a microwave, the Ig Nobel Prize itself, how Callum accidentally unboiled an egg, past Ig Nobel nominees and winners who studied things like how a Moroccan emperor managed to father almost a thousand children, magnetically levitating a frog, why old men have big ears, how contact with a crocodile affects gambling decisions, using a didgeridoo to fix snoring, CEOs escaping natural disasters, putting a stick on a chicken's butt to make it walk like a dinosaur, human diet drugs satiating mosquitoes' bloodlust and Callum's TEDx talk.

This episode is brought to you thanks to the generosity of Inspiring Australia and The Australian Society for Parasitology.


Preview Mode Links will not work in preview mode

Probably Science

####


  • All Episodes
  • Episode 329 - Live from Sydney with Callum Ormonde and Jen Carnovale

Episode 329 - Live from Sydney with Callum Ormonde and Jen Carnovale

Feb 26, 2019

Matt and Andy descend upon Sydney for the
third leg of the Australian tour, welcoming Ig Nobel Prize-winning
researcher Callum Ormonde and comedian Jen
Carnovale (@Jen_Carnovale) to talk about living
down your sister's reputation, what to put in a microwave, the
Ig Nobel Prize itself, how Callum accidentally unboiled an egg,
past Ig Nobel nominees and winners who studied things
like how a Moroccan emperor managed to
father almost a thousand children, magnetically levitating a
frog, why old men have big ears, how contact with a crocodile affects
gambling decisions, using a didgeridoo to fix
snoring, CEOs escaping natural disasters, putting a stick on a chicken's butt
to make it walk like a dinosaur, human diet drugs satiating
mosquitoes' bloodlust and Callum's TEDx talk.

This episode is brought to you thanks to
the generosity of Inspiring Australia and The
Australian Society for Parasitology.


About the Podcast

Three professional comedians and incompetent scientists take you through this week in science. Incompetently. Featuring Matt Kirshen, Andy Wood, Jesse Case and a rotating cast of special guests.

**** Private Premium Login**


Original source

Reply